Jackson Page became the first snooker player to record two maximum 147 breaks in the same match when he defeated Allan Taylor 10-2 in the third round of world snooker championship qualifying.

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Jackson Page became the first snooker player to record two maximum 147 breaks in the same match when he defeated Allan Taylor 10-2 in the third round of World Snooker Championship qualifying.

Jackson Page became the first snooker player to record two maximum 147 breaks in the same match when he defeated Allan Taylor 10-2 in the third round of world snooker championship qualifying. Page ...

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He also took advantage of an incredible break at the par-5 eighth, where he hooked his second shot into the trees and immediately reloaded a provisional, only to discover that his ball was nearly on ...

He also took advantage of an incredible break at the par-5 eighth, where he hooked his second shot into the trees and immediately reloaded a provisional, only to discover that his ball was nearly ...

Snooker star Jackson Page made history by potting two maximum breaks in the same match during his World Championship qualifier. The 23-year-old Welshman had never scored a 147 prior to Monday's ...